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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
2
A young car salesman in Inman tries to win a farmer named Mr Cornsik with a mock farm wagon presentation. He labels pedals and reins as farm gear and offers a whip as the final inducement, prompting a tense decision from the skeptical farmer.
A man marries a lady lawyer and schemes to create a false alibi to shield himself from a crime accusation. The plot centers on legal maneuvering and personal deception within a troubled marriage dynamic.
The speaker asserts belief in a transcendent Master who cannot be fully understood. Revealed religion springs from love and pain, with God as Father, guiding beyond priests or prophets. A father's protection and the light beyond the transom symbolize trust against death and unknowns.
Theodore Schudde, a German, indicted by a federal grand jury for defrauding the government of 1680 dollars in back pay while using Lt. Arthur Kincaid’s name. He reportedly obtained Kincaid’s papers in Germany after the armistice, was discharged at Fort Sheridan, collected pay, and was arrested in San Francisco after a photo of him in a German uniform surfaced. The case spawns further charges about his posing as an American officer.
A dated verse laments debt and want as the speaker begs time to turn forward and grant cash just enough for today. Interspersed are wry social quips about class and marriage from Percy Nobles, reflecting satirical observations on wealth and decision.
160 acre farm for sale located six miles out on a graded road priced at 20 dollars per acre. Includes options for farms and ranches houses and lots with good terms. Contact C. H. Brame.
The Louisville Times references Buy a Hitt Boll Weevil Catcher and cotton crop, noting two former printers' devils running for the press residency. It imagines their rivalry, aiming to maintain form and avoid a bald face, while striving to press to the front and score a beat. One will be pi for the other and end up in the hellbox.
The Los Angeles Times recounts a jury verdict of $25,000 against an Eastern restaurant owner after a bowl of oxtail soup contained tacks, injuring a physician who drank it. The case highlights unexpected dangers and moral reflections on burdens and taxes.
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